Search Results - subject:"Input‐output analysis"

Towards a theory of ecologically unequal exchange (EUE) as a multi-tiered hierarchy : investigating the interdependence of global and domestic environmental inequalities to explain China's rise to power

Tausch, Luca; Althouse, Jeffrey - 2024

The theory of ecologically unequal exchange (EUE) suggests that there exists an asymmetric transfer of biophysical resources from the periphery to the core. Despite ample evidence demonstrating this fact, the theory fails to account for the complex role of the semi-periphery, or how global...

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A consumption-based approach to trace the effects of income inequality on water pollution responsibility in Egypt : an internal grey water footprint perspective

Wahba, Shimaa M. - In: Ecological economics 227 (2025), pp. 1-9

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Hybrid multi-stage steel footprinting unveils a more interdependent material foundation of the global economy

Li, Xinyi; Zhang, Chao; Yang, Xue; Xia, Ziqian; Cao, Zhi; … - In: Ecological economics 227 (2025), pp. 1-13

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Environmental responsibility and exposure of finance : combining environmentally-extended input-output and balance sheet approaches

Hadji-Lazaro, Paul - In: Ecological economics 228 (2025), pp. 1-18

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Navigating turbulent waters : the Philippines' global value chains experience amid trade wars

Mendoza, Adrian - 2025

trade linkages in East and Southeast Asia. The inter-country input-output analysis confirms that the tariff wars generated …

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Regional industrial effects in Germany from a potential gas deficit

Lehmann, Robert; Schult, Christoph - 2023 - This version: October 12, 2023

We estimate potential regional industrial effects in case of a threatening gas deficit. For Germany, the reduction leads to a potential decrease in industrial value added by 1.6%. The heterogeneity across German states is remarkable, ranging from 2.2% for Rhineland-Palatinate to 0.7% for...

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